…of choosing their telecommunication and online services. Our new consumer information project, CUB Connects, puts all of Oregon’s telecommunications providers and plans at your fingertips. We have collected information about…
…public data websites were presented at this session by Sean McSpaden, Deputy State CIO. His department, the Oregon Department of Administrative Services, was directed by a 2009 Oregon legislative measure…
…Legal Information on Restraining Orders and Domestic Violence Oregon State Bar’s page about Restraining Order Hearings Legal Aid Services of Oregon’s Protection from Abuse website: click…
…bankruptcy information: The OSB Debtor-Creditor Section and Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) bankruptcy (and other) links to information and their brochure are from their Oregon Law Help webpages.You can…
Thursday, March 10, 2011 program: Sponsored by: Health & Human Services Department, Commission on Children & Families Division: Washington County’s Children of Incarcerated Parents Committee (CIPC) will present a…
…“BERZON, Circuit Judge:We are asked to decide whether the actions of a child protective services caseworker and deputy sheriff, understandably concerned for the well-being of two young girls, exceeded the…
…books. Anyone with computer access can tap into free resources like FindLaw or public encyclopedias like Wikipedia to learn about courtroom procedures, historical cases and legal tools. But unlike paid…
…There are also private, commercial, court document services where you can find case files online. These databases, however, are even more expensive than OJIN or PACER. Big law firms, many…
Oregon’s Department of Housing and Community Services Oregon Homeownership Stabilization Initiative: Homeowners can apply online for the Mortgage Payment Assistance program at oregonhomeownerhelp.org. Applications for the program will be…
…to deliver legal services online by Stephanie L. Kimbro. [KF 320 A9 K56 2010] THE LAW TELECOMMUNICATING by Nicole Belson Goluboff. [KF 300 G66 2001] HOW TO CAPTURE AND KEEP…
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